New crane series from HMF

06 June 2016

The 810K is part of the new crane series from HMF in the 6 to 9 tonne range

The 810K is part of the new crane series from HMF in the 6 to 9 tonne range

Denmark-based loader crane manufacturer HMF has released a new crane series in the 6 to 9 tonnes range.

  • HMF 610K-MC (5.4 tonnes)
  • HMF 610K-MCS (6 tonnes)
  • HMF 610K-RC (6 tonnes)
  • HMF 710K-RCS (6.2 tonnes)
  • HMF 810K-MC (7 tonnes)
  • HMF 810K-MCS (7.7 tonnes)
  • HMF 810K-RC (7.7 tonnes)
  • HMF 910K-RCS (8 tonnes)

A common characteristic of all the cranes in this series, said the company, is the unrivalled power to weight ratio, which provides maximum use of the vehicle payload. At the same time, the cranes have a particularly high lifting capacity.

The MC and MCS versions are manually operated and the RC and RCS versions are radio remote controlled.

The cranes have the HMF single Power Plus link arm system and a genuine over bending of 15 degrees, which combined with the main boom can be raised to 90 degrees.

Although all the cranes in this series have a reach exceeding 11 metres, they still have a very compact design. The minimum space requirements are down to 66 cm including two extra valves routed to the end of the extensions with widths of 2.1 m and 2.2 m, respectively. The very compact dimensions, compared to the very low tare weight, make it easy to fit the cranes onto even small vehicles, the company said.

The hydraulic hoses of the crane are fed inside the column and are therefore particularly well protected from wear, sunlight and other mechanical stress. Stabiliser hoses on smaller cranes are often exposed to particularly harsh working conditions, and therefore also stabiliser hoses are fed internally in all stabilizer beams.

The cranes are designed with a double cross beam (two beams parallel to each other on the base), which allows for a large and efficient stabiliser spread on the crane. They are available with stabiliser spreads of 3.4 m, 4.4 m or 5.2 m.

The cranes can be equipped with many types of extra valves to meet most requirements for hydraulic accessory application such as rotator, clamshell bucket etc.

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